Family & Marriage · 2025-06-01

From "I" to "We"

Marriage, in its essence, is a voluntary death of a part of the self-centredness within us — not the death of the personality, but...

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Spiritual Life & Ethics · 2025-05-01

Modesty and Chastity

Modesty is not merely a matter of dress or outward appearance; it is the expression of an inner disposition that reflects the beli...

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Church & Society · 2025-04-25

Between the Joy of the Feast and the Loss of Meaning

Some feasts have come closer to noisy festivals than to ecclesial celebrations. Is the joy we see truly of the evangelical kind?

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Spiritual Life & Ethics · 2025-03-15

In the Presence of Pain and Death

Christ did not come to exempt us from pain, but to be with us in it, to carry it with us — indeed, to carry it before us.

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Spiritual Life & Ethics · 2025-05-20

How Do We Refine the Ego and Reach Inner Peace?

The more the ego swells, the greater the turmoil; the more it is refined, the more the heart opens to peace. When the "I" is no lo...

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Church & Society · 2025-04-10

"Render to Caesar the Things That Are Caesar's, and to God the Things That Are God's"

The believer must be a disquiet to rulers, or he is no believer. For the believer is that revolution which keeps revolutions from...

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Spiritual Life & Ethics · 2025-01-20

Orthodox Christian Ethics

The ethics of the Orthodox believer are the ethics of the human being called to deification. In effect, Christian ethics are the t...

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